Nature of Light
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What is the nature of light?
Light is a transverse electromagnetic wave that can be seen by humans.
Light does not have any nature
Light is a longitudinal wave.
Nature of light cannot be determined
Why is light polarized on reflection?
How does ordinary light differ from plane polarized light?
A parallel beam of light strikes a piece of transparent glass having cross section as shown in the figure below. Correct shape of the emergent wavefront will be (figures are schematic and not drawn to scale)
Can interference happen without diffraction?
The property of light by which it forms shadow of an opaque object
Dispersion
Rectilinear propagation of light
Diffraction
Scattering
An electron in the excited state of atom is highly unstable.
- True
- False
What is the principle of diffraction?
In thundering and lightning, we see lightning first and hear thunder later because
our eyes are more sensitive to light
speed of sound is much more than speed of light
speed of light is much more than speed of sound
are eyes are better than our ears
Which of the following is true about nature of light ?
Particle
Ray
Wave
All of these
Speed of light
Why a distant lightning flash is seen before the thunder is heard?
what are the terms related to light?
A light-ray can be thought to behave as______to explain the various phenomena such as reflection, interference etc.
wave
both particle and wave
Particle and wave nature depending on the situation
particle
What is the cause of optical activity?
The speed of light in vacuum is
3×108 metre per second
4×108 metre per second
5×108 metre per second
6×108 metre per second
Joe was holding a long bending pipe and he was trying to see the candle but he could not. What must be the shape of the pipe so that he can see the candle?
Light travels in ___________.
A curved path
A circular path
A straight line
Back and forth
Which of the following tasks can be done using light?
B
K
J
U
Name three important properties of light. [3 MARKS]
(a) Light obeys the laws of reflection.
(b) Speed of light in water is smaller than its speed in vacuum.
(c) Light shows interference.
(d) Light shows photoelectric effect.
(a) vacuum
(b) straight lines
(c) dark rooms
(d) wave form
_____ allow only some part of light to pass through them.
Opaque objects
Transparent objects
- Transparent and opaque objects
Translucent objects